a collection driver asked me this today and i am not too sure but so i came here :)
He asked me that he finishes his collection at 18:45 on a Friday and he is expected to be in at 6:15 am saturday is this right? is it not against work law.
anyone got any ideas on this? i think it is something like if you're not at work for 10 hours it's fine but I'm not sure.
Regards
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aiden01
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eleven and half hour break totally legal
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aiden01
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sorry just to add professional drivers must have a 48hr break might be wrong though.sharktc wrote:a collection driver asked me this today and i am not too sure but so i came here :)
He asked me that he finishes his collection at 18:45 on a Friday and he is expected to be in at 6:15 am saturday is this right? is it not against work law.
anyone got any ideas on this? i think it is something like if you're not at work for 10 hours it's fine but I'm not sure.
Regards
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IcanthelpthewayIam
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aiden01 wrote:sorry just to add professional drivers must have a 48hr break might be wrong though.sharktc wrote:a collection driver asked me this today and i am not too sure but so i came here :)
He asked me that he finishes his collection at 18:45 on a Friday and he is expected to be in at 6:15 am saturday is this right? is it not against work law.
anyone got any ideas on this? i think it is something like if you're not at work for 10 hours it's fine but I'm not sure.
Regards
45 hours weekly break and that can be reduced to 24 hours every alternate week